The ACRE brand combines the power of multiple product solutions operating in a number of enterprise markets to deliver disruptive technologies and services across the globe. The leadership position ACRE embodies in the innovative technology marketplace enables it to seek new opportunities that drive continued and sustained growth while strengthening momentum for future endeavors.
SecurityInfoWatch.com recently spoke with Kim Loy, ACRE’s Chief Product Officer, who shared some insights about the scalability and flexibility of hosted access control, and the growing trend of implementing cloud-based access control solutions at educational facilities.
Joe Grillo sat with SecurityInfoWatch.com to discuss the ACRE brands, how the company effectively addressed COVID pandemic challenges and what lies ahead in the wake of ACRE’s recent acquisition by UK-based private equity firm Triton.
RS2 Technologies’ Tim Vahary provides an update on all the new features and functionalities of the latest Access It! software in this on-demand video presentation from the company’s 2021 #virtuallyunstoppable conference.
Razberi Monitor, a software platform that provides a top-down view of the physical security network and ecosystem without IT resources, is the latest addition to the ComNet product portfolio and the first solution to be rolled out from the recently acquired Razberi brand.
Kim Loy, ACRE’s Chief Product Officer, is an awardee of the Top 50 Women in Technology award at the 2021 National Diversity & Leadership Conference. The award honors professionals who are change-makers across various industries, who advance the mission of an inclusive community.
ACRE announced today the acquisition of TDS based in Dublin, Ireland. This purchase will enhance ACRE’s strategic expansion plans for strengthening the product portfolio and geography in the UK and Europe and bringing new cloud-based visitor management and access control products to North America.
In this episode of the Brilliance podcast, ACRE’s Chief Product Officer Kim Loy discusses the end-user adoption rates of cloud-based physical access systems, potential cybersecurity risks with physical access data, and the Cloud Security Shared Responsibility model.
ACRE CEO Joe Grillo and Chief Product Officer Kim Loy talk about the recent acquisition by Triton, the state of the industry during pandemic times, and ACRE’s future growth in this Security Today interview.
Via Zoom, ACRE’s CEO Joe Grillo talks candidly about new ownership and investment partner Triton, the outlook for the company’s next phase, and what the access control industry may look like beyond 2021.
Funds advised by Triton signed an agreement to acquire ACRE, a leading end-to-end security solutions provider based in Las Vegas/USA and Dublin/Ireland.
Triton will invest alongside the current management team of ACRE. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Starting this year, Open Options and Vanderbilt Technologies will be teaming up to expand their global reach as they combine sales teams to better support a growing integrator base.
In this article, Chuck O’Leary, President of Open Options, shares a list of enhancements planned for release in 2021.
The kit list builder tools supports customers in building a Vanderbilt access control system. The tool isn’t just ideal for security businesses; the system is ideal for an end-user, specifier or consultant looking to create a bespoke access control solution with just a few clicks for a wide range of projects. Best of all, it is free to use!
Tom Galvin, founder and chief product officer of Razberi Technologies, is quoted in the article “Security Appliances: What They Do & How to Select Them” in the November issue of SDM Magazine. He describes the functions that one appliance can perform and the many components that one appliance can replace.
Today ACRE announced the acquisition of Razberi Technologies based in Farmers Branch, Texas. This purchase will enhance ACRE’s strategic expansion plans for strengthening its video and communications business and product portfolio.
ACRE announced today that the ACRE brands will launch ACT ID, a new cloud-based mobile credential application that enables organizations to utilize both iOS and Android smartphones with existing WaveLynx multi-technology readers.
ACRE Chief Product Officer Kim Loy is featured in this month’s article on “Security Leadership: Women on the Frontline”. In her interview, Kim talks about perseverance in the enterprise security industry, and a passion to serve, protect and facilitate public/private safety and security.
Connect Care is a free app for your smartphone that delivers the most connected experience in the security market by providing you with best-in-class services including education, documentation, personalized support services, media and live chat – all in your pocket.
In this exclusive interview, ACRE’s David Sullivan talks about the power of leadership during times of crisis, how Vanderbilt Industries and ComNet are teaming up to maximize effectiveness, the need for training around cloud-based solutions and his career spanning 35 years in the security industry.
This video demonstration by Vanderbilt showcases an example of how retailers can use ACT365 in an easy way to prevent overcrowding and abide by social distancing measures, including seeing who entered the same door/room and monitoring doors that require cleaning/disinfecting, when re-opening their business.
Joe Grillo sits down with host Lee Odess to discuss the impact that the current COVID-19 pandemic has had on business, how the access control market is changing overall and how ACRE is navigating these unpredictable times.
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ACRE’s Chief Product Officer talks about the initiatives she’s working to develop for all of ACRE’s products and explores why it’s taken so long for the physical security industry to become more cyber aware in order to protect customers from hackers.
SecurityInfoWatch.com recently spoke with Kim Loy, ACRE’s Chief Product Officer, who shared some insights about the scalability and flexibility of hosted access control, and the growing trend of implementing cloud-based access control solutions at educational facilities.
